Wonderful! Good food, food service. Will return if I'm ever in the area…read more Nice Nice Wonderful Great

We added our name to the list and waited. This place is located downtown and is bright and…read moreinviting. We got seated in a booth and had a bit of a wait as they seemed short staffed. We ordered our coffees and our breakfast. Everything was great!

I really liked Jolly Bean Cafe! My chocolate chip muffin was grilled and really good, and I also…read moregot avocado toast. The avocado toast was a little bland for me, but that's just my personal opinion. I really love the living room-style space with the couches and fan. There's also a really cool chess game, but unfortunately it's missing some pieces. I went there waiting for my food, and I didn't wait long; the workers were very fast! Overall, I had a great experience and would definitely come back!

Cute coffee shop in an industrial park setting. We ordered ahead for our food and lattes. They made…read moreour lattes upon arrival, which was great because it was hot. Service was friendly and the bagel was great.

My favorite place Food addictive…read moreStaff so friendly and work with excellence Love my Blueberry Muffinv

Such a cute place to grab breakfast! I enjoyed their breakfast plate & my friend liked her…read morepancakes. I also love their unique coffee flavors! I got a blackberry vanilla latte & the flavors definitely came through.

We loved this place so much that we stopped back a second time for carryout on our drive back to…read moreBoston! We first wandered in on a cold, rainy afternoon and were immediately charmed by the cozy atmosphere. The service was warm and welcoming, and everywhere we looked, steaming plates of comfort food were making their way to happy diners. The cod Reuben with sweet potato fries was outstanding, and the clam chowder was exceptional. In fact, after trying chowder at six different places during our trip, my husband and I both agreed this was our favorite by far. The shepherd's pie looked incredible as it passed our table, but we'll have to save that for next time. The only real downside is the limited parking, but it's a small trade-off for such a wonderful spot. If you're in the area, don't miss this hidden gem!

We chose this restaurant largely because of its 4.5-star rating, even passing up a few waterfront…read morerestaurants with beautiful views but slightly lower ratings. Unfortunately, we left pretty confused about where the 4.5 stars are coming from. We were seated quickly, and the staff was genuinely very nice and welcoming. We had a booth, although it was oddly high and uncomfortable for me at 5'3" because my feet could barely reach the ledge. Service was pleasant, but after we ordered, no one really checked in on us. Our table tried quite a bit: the Reuben, classic New England cod, another cod and clam dish, clam chowder, and a pretzel. The clam chowder was probably the highlight. It had good flavor, although I would have loved more actual clams. The wine was mediocre. Unfortunately, the rest of the food was about a 5/10 for us. Nothing was terrible, but most of it was surprisingly bland and just not memorable. My cod and clam dish was especially disappointing. It came with four very large clams, but one was completely closed and should never have made it onto the plate. The cod, potatoes, and other ingredients were sitting in a pool of cream sauce, yet somehow the dish still tasted underseasoned. It felt more like something I could have steamed and put together myself at home for a simple, healthy weeknight dinner rather than something I'd be excited to order at a restaurant. Maybe we caught the kitchen on an off day, because the consistently high ratings made us expect much more. We specifically chose this place based on those reviews instead of going somewhere with a view and slightly lower ratings. In the end, we got neither the view nor particularly good food, which was disappointing. The kind staff and clam chowder were the bright spots, but based on our meal, I personally wouldn't rate the overall experience anywhere near 4.5 stars.

Nice place but pricey for not much. I got black coffee and 3 eggs with overly dry bacon. I didn't…read morewant the home fries or toast. Very friendly staff. $20 with tip for a very basic breakfast. 10x markup.

Wow, great spot for breakfast - our server was awesome! Had a one year old and they were very…read moreattentive and fast......food was good and place was clean and packed. Always a good sign

This place is such a cute small place and the food is even better! Don't skip those hole in the…read morewall restaurants man. I forgot my server's name but she was the sweetest lady ever and knew the menu like the back of her hand. she suggested shareable platters to my coworker and I and we're so glad we listened. Everything was sooo freaking TASTY! now i understand how the restaurant got it's name! After each bite from a dish we literally closed our eyes to savor taste. You just have to try it! We got the cornbread, and omg!!!! Don't get me started on the duck wontons... i told her the chef needed a kiss on the cheek! lol Our entree was the star of the show and we both got the Beef cheek. The beef was fall apart tender and the flavors meshed sooo well together along with the cornbread. I think about this place often, would definitely fly back to Plymouth just to try the whole menu!

Trendy looking spot in the main drag in Plymouth, a few blocks from Plymouth Rock. Bar on one side,…read moretables on the other, with window view down to the water. Bartender handled the whole joint on a Saturday lunch. -- Patty Melt: Nice straddling between traditional and innovative. Brisket patty, neither thick nor thin, with a soft grind, cooked showing pink (I asked for medium rare if possible). Bacon-onion-jalapeño jam with some zip and bacon saltiness and bendy texture. Caramelized onions with a hint of sweetness. Partly-melted American cheese. Griddled marble rye with unnoticeable butter. Not perfection, but an enjoyable mix of flavors and textures. -- Fries (with the patty melt): Thin, crunchy shoestrings, aggressively salted, in assorted lengths. -- Quinoa Bowl: Bright flavors, good textures, per my wife. -- Ginger Soda: Made in house, string Ginger flavors, not too much sugar. Very good, though at $7, it's gotta be something you're certain you want. Solid experience. Hard to get a full picture without trying more things, but good enough to try more. And many good options for vegetarian dishes and mocktails.

We love this place, especially sitting outside on the huge patio and outdoor bar, along beside…read moretheir beautiful garden. There's fire pits, outdoor patio furniture. Food is farm to table. Menu is great. Service has always been fantastic there.

We visited Rye Tavern on a Monday evening and were honestly disappointed. We had been looking…read moreforward to the meal, but several things just fell flat. The clam chowder had noticeable clumps of cornstarch, which was particularly unappetizing. My Caesar salad was also disappointing--the sourdough croutons were more like small bread crumbs than actual croutons. Our server did come by to ask about the food after it was initially served, which we appreciated, but overall the service and atmosphere didn't make up for the lackluster meal. The dining room door was propped open during our visit, and it was quite drafty and uncomfortable. Nothing was terrible on its own, but taken together, the food, atmosphere, and overall experience were just...blah. We expected more from Rye Tavern and unfortunately left disappointed.

Always a great time at the Blueberry Muffin. Stopped in for my bday breakfast and it was phenomenal…read moreas usual. Cannot go wrong with anything on the menu! The service is so friendly and fast. The wait was super quick, only 15 minutes. The French toast hit the spot. The free bday muffin was delicious, strawberry coffee cake.

Strip mall shopping center location with seating on stools, in booths, and at tables. Muffin…read moredisplay case with 9 varieties. -- Blueberry Muffin: Small but with a giant dome and substantial overhang, it's the Sister Bertrille of muffins. Mild flavor, small blueberries, and a pleasant base dough with a texture somewhere between fluffy and sturdy. I think they were taken out of the fridge of some chilled holding spot. -- Cranberry Muffin: Same deal, with the tartness and sweetness balancing, but subtle flavor overall. -- Western Omelette: Scrambled with ham, onions, and peppers. Not the most meticulous chopping of the ingredients, but the flavor was agreeable. Comes with homefries and toast, but we opted to pay the $1.50 upgrade on each omelette to swap in a muffin for the toast. -- Homefries: Well above average with good contrast of crispness and fluffiness, plus onion flavor. Friendly service. Coffee refills without having to ask.

Loved the food! The service excellent choice ... blueberry pancakes are the BEST! Eggs and bacon…read morecooked to perfection as well!

Overall the experience was very nice. Eggs whether fried or for the omelette were cooked just…read moreright. The pancake was tender and had a nice flavor on its own, not dry at all. The hash browns/home fries were hot and seasoned. The service was good and the staff were really friendly. It reminded me of places in the South located in small towns to pop in and get breakfast. I would suggest going to one of their locations to grab breakfast. If I lived locally I would be a regular.

went for breakfast while attending a wedding. super fun place with great food, adult drinks and a…read moreview of the ocean. friendly staff made is a great visit

I wanted to love this place because of the location, but don't let the location pull you although…read morethere is a nice view. The breakfast I got was grim. Pastrami eggs Benedict yes sign me up! But it was inedible :( The service wasn't bad, there was a nice kid working up front who talked to me for a bit! But that was the only bright side